My BMW after Chemical Guys Pete's 53
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Originally Posted by dblshock
nice, but a certain sickness to the time consuming process, hope your at least getting some vitamin D during all this.
OP here. I get my share of vitamin D, too much so. I used to ride 300+ miles per week but now at age 65 I only get in about 150 miles per week (not flat; lots, and lots of climbing). See attached.
Scott
nice, but a certain sickness to the time consuming process, hope your at least getting some vitamin D during all this.
OP here. I get my share of vitamin D, too much so. I used to ride 300+ miles per week but now at age 65 I only get in about 150 miles per week (not flat; lots, and lots of climbing). See attached.
Scott
There's nothing like a deep dark charcoal gray.
Originally Posted by Benzadmiral
There's nothing like a deep dark charcoal gray.
+1.
I see a lot of silver or black Bimmers, I like their grays.
Lexus had a color called Smoky Granite Mica. It's a deep, dramatic dark gray pearl.
There's nothing like a deep dark charcoal gray.
+1.
I see a lot of silver or black Bimmers, I like their grays.
Lexus had a color called Smoky Granite Mica. It's a deep, dramatic dark gray pearl.
Originally Posted by nthach
Originally Posted by Benzadmiral
There's nothing like a deep dark charcoal gray.
+1.
I see a lot of silver or black Bimmers, I like their grays.
Lexus had a color called Smoky Granite Mica. It's a deep, dramatic dark gray pearl.
I think I've seen that. When it's shined up it looks spectacular. I've only seen the one vehicle. The thing with Lexus isvthat they have some model specific colors along with some standard colors across the line.
I have a silver car. No regrets but I was close to getting the Mazda in Snowflake White Mica Pearl. From a distance it looked like a standard white but as soon as you got close you could see the very mica metallic finish with the subtle pearl effect.
Originally Posted by Benzadmiral
There's nothing like a deep dark charcoal gray.
+1.
I see a lot of silver or black Bimmers, I like their grays.
Lexus had a color called Smoky Granite Mica. It's a deep, dramatic dark gray pearl.
I think I've seen that. When it's shined up it looks spectacular. I've only seen the one vehicle. The thing with Lexus isvthat they have some model specific colors along with some standard colors across the line.
I have a silver car. No regrets but I was close to getting the Mazda in Snowflake White Mica Pearl. From a distance it looked like a standard white but as soon as you got close you could see the very mica metallic finish with the subtle pearl effect.
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